The magic continues in the second season of *Light & Magic*, which chronicles the most explosive period of innovation at Industrial Light & Magic. This season focuses on the seismic shift from practical effects to the digital revolution of the 1990s. Through rare archival footage and new interviews with the legendary artists, the series explores the creation of groundbreaking visual effects for films like *Terminator 2: Judgment Day* and *Jurassic Park*. Viewers will witness the tension and excitement as traditional model makers and painters collaborated with a new generation of computer programmers to create images no one had ever seen before. It’s a compelling look at how a team of rebels redefined the limits of cinematic storytelling. Season 2 ended on April 18, 2025 sign up for a reminder.
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LIGHT & MAGIC season 2 on Disney+ continues the fascinating story of Industrial Light & Magic, the groundbreaking visual effects company founded by George Lucas. This season dives deeper into how ILM revolutionized filmmaking with new technology and creative problem-solving. Viewers get behind-the-scenes access to major movies, interviews with legendary artists, and a look at how digital effects have changed Hollywood forever. Each episode explores both technical breakthroughs and personal stories from the people who made movie magic possible. The show is perfect for anyone interested in film history or special effects. Season 2 ended on April 18, 2025 sign up for a reminder so you don’t miss any updates about future seasons or bonus content coming to Disney+.
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LIGHT & MAGIC is a six-part series that tells the story of Industrial Light & Magic, the special effects company George Lucas founded to make Star Wars. Through personal interviews and never-before-seen footage, director Lawrence Kasdan pulls back the curtain on ILM's most iconic effects, while delving into the fascinating backstories of the artists and innovators who created them.
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